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janai? lot to look forward to there. >>> turning overseas now to the cease-fire deal between israel and hamas. the israeli cabinet approving the agreement overnight, now set to begin tomorrow morning at 1:30 a.m. eastern time. abc news foreign correspondent tom soufi burridge is in jerusalem with the very latest. tom, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. we're now just hours away from that cease-fire kicking in in gaza. shortly after that, the first israeli hostage will be released in the first phase of this historic deal with israel set to free nearly 2,000 palestinians from its prisons in return for 33 israelis including all remaining female and child hostages, nonmilitary men over 50 and the wounded and sick. amongst that group, two americans. this morning amid continuing desperation for food in gaza, israel now saying the initial six-week cease-fire will take effect in the early hours of sunday morning local time. overnight, a dramatic seven-hour meeting in which some israeli

>> janai: what? >> whit: it's janai's birthday. >> janai: it's my birthday.hat's it for "pop news"? we're going to cut the cake. >> this is the pop headline of the morning. this is what america is talking about. >> janai: oh, my gosh. >> whit: double tooling that. who is -- >> janai: oh, my. that's for gio. >> whit: it's part of his new year's diet. [ laughter ] >> gio: shade. >> janai: thank you so much, will. >> whit: gio's bulking up for the winter. >> gio: i can't wait to try it. >> do you have plans to celebrate? >> janai: oh, my gosh. my dad is in town. we're going to make peanut butter cookies with the kids today. it's going to be so much fun. in the first hour i -- look at my head right here on the screen. that's so funny. i'm also writing my memoir which i'm so excited to share because it's a dream come true and feels surreal. so i'm just celebrating life, you guys, and getting to do it with you guys and my husband and family, i'm so grateful. so thank you. >> whit: it's going to be a good 2025. >> janai: it is. it is. >> whit: can you keep cutting t

janai? >> janai: we'll be watching for that.thank you for that update. >>> back here at home, president trump is holding a rally in las vegas later today, and that comes one day after touring disaster zones in both north carolina and out west in los angeles. abc's white house correspondent selina wang is in vegas traveling with the president. good morning, again, to you, selina. >> reporter: hey, good morning, janai. president trump is on his first major trip since his inauguration. today he's speaking to supporters here in las vegas after he visited two disaster zones in north carolina and california. as people there are still reeling from the devastating hurricane and fires. overnight president trump touching down in las vegas to rally supporters just hours after touring disaster zones in north carolina and california. >> we're going to fix it, and we're going to fix it as fast as you can. >> reporter: while trump promised significant aid to north carolina, a battleground state that helped trump win the election, the president

janai?nai: all right. travel, school delays and cancellations possible. our ears perked up. thank you. that storm hitting as many americans wrap up their holiday time off. air travel at record highs and passengers dealing with thousands of flight delays and that's before that storm is already hitting. abc's alex presha is in washington with the details there. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, janai. the bottom line here is if you are hoping to travel between now and monday, you probably want to have a plan b in your back pocket. this is the final weekend of the holiday season that's set a record for air travel, and this storm is already wreaking havoc at kansas city international airport. it was forced to temporarily close due to ice saturday, and airlines are already bracing for more trouble today with some major airlines taking steps to help passengers rebook their flights now. american airlines says travelers in 45 affected cities can change their flights without fees through

janai? >> janai: there you have it. perry russom, thank you for that update. >>> turning now to the ongoing natural disaster in california. after weeks of those catastrophic fires, well, now rain is bringing the threat of mudslides. abc's melissa adan is in malibu with the latest on that. good morning, melissa. so much concern there. >> reporter: good morning, janai. a welcome weather relief is on its way. it is rain. now that our high winds and red flag warnings are gone, this is welcome news, however, the concern comes at just an inch of rainfall, what we're expecting to see in southern california, could cause problems. you see this hillside behind us along pacific coast highway in malibu, just any bit of rain, officials are worried could cause mudslides and that's a problem throughout all the burn scars in all the areas that experienced all of these wildfires. now, crews are working across the county trying to shore up hillsides, also packing thousands of sandbags. we've also seen crews making sure they remove verget

janai? >> janai: now to the next big battle for president trump.inee for national intelligence facing a senate hearing this week, tulsi gabbard's appointment, could be the toughest fight so far for the new administration, and that's saying quite a bit. abc's alex presha is in washington with more on how the president's cabinet is taking shape, and alex, this comes after vice president vance cast the rare tie-breaking vote to secure pete hegseth's confirmation. >> reporter: that's right, janai. so this morning, two more pieces falling into place for president trump's new cabinet, but let's start with kristi noem, the now secretary of homeland security was sworn in saturday afternoon, and noem, who had been the governor of south dakota and a staunch trump ally, passed with bipartisan support making her the fourth member of trump's team to be confirmed. secretary of defense pete hegseth eked through. tied 50/50, jd vance cast the final vote that pushed him through. hegseth getting no votes from all democrats and three republicans, susan collins, lisa

. >> janai: back now.ai: back now. the nfl playoffs, two teams one step closer to the super bowl. let's bring in coach herm edwards. he was here yesterday in studio with us. now he's back in bristol. herm, we already miss you. you got sick of us. that's all right. when we talked to you yesterday, you called it. you said jayden daniels was going to show up and show out. he did. you said travis kelce was going to show up and show out. he did. give us your take. >> well, for some reason i know a little bit about football, but you can't say enough about the washington commanders. think about their season last year before they acquired jayden daniels. they won four games. and now they see themselves going on the road twice in playoff competition and winning against two good quarterbacks. and it was not only jayden daniels but their defense. they took the ball away five times. and when you do that, you generally can't win a game. and that showed up yesterday with the washington commanders and the fact that they

janai?janai: jay, thank you. >>> in other news now, the judge in president-elect trump's criminal hush money trial has ordered trump to face sentencing on january 10th, and jail time appears now to be off the table. abc's white house correspondent maryalice parks explains the details now. maryalice, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, janai, good morning. the judge decided to uphold the jury's conviction, which means that president-elect trump will likely be the first president to enter office as a felon. the judge ordered trump to appear on january 10th next week either in person in a new york courtroom or virtually just ten days before his inauguration to be sentenced. trump was convicted in may of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records related to a hush money payment to porn star stormy daniels before the 2016 presidential election. the judge calling it premeditated and continuous this is an abc news special report celebrating jimmy carter. >> good morning, i'm mary bruce. we're int

janai norman looked at why. >> janai: you know about the wirkin. that's how popular it is.ome even sticking to it the luxury labels charging an arm and leg for a hand bag. >> i have been waiting for the temperature to drop to wear this coat. >> janai: who doesn't love a deal? even better than that, luxury for less. from beauty to clothing to accessories, it's all about scoring the dupes and no shame in openly flaunting the low cost version. >> we have a culture where very expensive hand bags make up clothing items are being marketed to people. they want access. they want it now. >> you can pretend that you got birkin. >> janai: the latest must have from wal-mart. the company going viral for offering a replica of the hermes birkin dubbed the wirkin. no longer available on their site. when it was the bag was all over social media. >> the wirkin. the wal-mart birkin for the working class. >> i think it's a great looking bag. take a look at it. the material is very soft. >> janai: bethenny frankel snagged one of her own and showcased the subtle differences that cost tens of tho

i've got about 30 seconds for you, janay. as advice to anyone that wants to get involved in supporting organizations who are doing the work? >> well, first and foremost, please pay attention and think about the issues of disinformation and misinformation that can lead people to believe that what is right is wrong, what is up is down, and that things are not as they should be. we know what makes this country great. we know that our diversity is our strength. we know that when everyone has an equal opportunity to achieve that that is why we bring our best and brightest minds to solve the most difficult problems that our society and this world is facing. so, i ask that everyone get engaged. please come to the legal defense fund's website. follow us on our social channels, and get engaged. it's going to take everyone to build the multiracial democracy that we all deserve. >> and that is what you get when two civil rights attorneys get a chance to have a conversation. janay nelson, thank you. >> thank you. >>> after the break, sta

here's abc news reporter janai norman. >> in this morning's gma first look, designer dupes 80 bucks.ou can pretend, that you got a birkin. >> you've heard of knockoffs, low cost versions of fashion's most coveted items, and they're everywhere. the latest must have from walmart. the company going viral for offering a replica of the hermes birkin, dubbed the birkin. it's no longer available on their site, but when it was, the bag was all over social media. >> yes, this is the walmart birkin bag. i think it's a great looking bag. you know, i mean, take a look at it. the material is very soft. >> people are opting for dupes, quite frankly, because they are less money and they want access and they want it now. >> and coming up at 8 a.m, we'll tell you what luxury designers have to say about this new low cost trend. with your gma first look i'm janai norman, abc news, new york. >> brazen burglaries and robberies across the east bay. coming up at 530. we're hearing from frustrated business owners who (banker 1) let's hear it! (vo) with wells fargo premier a team can help you plan for your d

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kemba smith a criminal justice advocate janay good to see you again.nelson is the president and director counsel of the naacp legal defense fund. that does it for me. thank you for watching. inside with jen psaki begins right now. okay. >> to say there's a lot going on right now would be a bit of an understatement. we are now 24 hours out from donald trump's inauguration, and we're also following breaking news out of the middle east as three hostages arrive back in israel. i'll talk to deputy national security advisor john finer abou

kemba smith a criminal justice advocate janay good to see you again. janai nelson is the president and director counsel of the naacp legal defense fund. that does it for me. thank you for watching. inside with jen psaki begins right now. okay. >> to say there's a lot going on right now would be a bit of an understatement. we are now 24 hours out from donald trump's inauguration, and we're also following breaking news out of the middle east as three hostages arrive back in israel. i'll talk to deputy national security advisor john finer about how it happens and what comes next. plus, as we count down to trump's swearing in tomorrow, billionaires are celebrating and blue states are worrying they'll be left to fend for themselves. i traveled to california this week to talk to governor gavin newsom about new threats, to condition aid to his state and what he's expecting from trump 2.0. and later, the incoming trump team prepares for a deportation operation with an apparent focus on chicago. i'll ask illinois attorney general kwame raoul how his office is g

here's abc's janai norman. >> the walmart birkin has arrived.lking about the walmart? 35 centimeter birkin with the strap. step aside. sit at the kids table. mommy's here to tell you what's really up. >> it's the bag. creating a fashion frenzy by looking suspiciously like an hermes birkin flying private. >> this is like flying spirit in the luggage compartment. >> the country's largest retailer began selling an hermes look alike. but one of the biggest differences the price tag, the real birkin. so desirable it's been coveted by fashionistas for decades. sex and the city's samantha clamoring for 124 years ago. >> it's 4000. >> i know. >> and there's a waiting list. i assumed five years, and since then, its appeal has only broadened from superstars like kim kardashian, singer cardi b and designer victoria beckham to makeup star jeffree star showing off his own personal collection. >> this is probably the most expensive bag, but the days of $4,000 birkin are long gone. >> today, the cost of that very same bag can start around 10 to $12,000, often

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it's great to have rhiannon at the desk with us again in for janai. >> rhiannon: thank you. >> whit:do have a lot to cover this morning. firefighters in los angeles battling new flare-ups from the pacific palisades fire overnight. the toll from these fires growing. at least 11 lives lost, more than 12,000 structures, homes, and businesses damaged or destroyed. more than 55 square miles burned and more than 150,000 people under evacuation orders. >> rhiannon: this captured the frightening moments flames close in on a home. embers flying and taking hold burning the home to the ground. >> gio: just unbelievable devastation. here is a look at where the fires are right now. the biggest fires right now are barely contained. we have team coverage, of course, and in a moment we'll join residents as they return to their homes now in ruins figuring out what happens next. but we begin here with the latest on the new flare-up. matt rivers is there. good morning, matt. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, gio. we've been struggling really for the past couple days to describe the scale of destruction,

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marc morial, president of the national urban league, and janine nelson janai nelson, president of the legal defense fund, for a conversation about celebrating mlk day. on the same day as the inauguration of donald trump and what they're watching for in the new administration. that's tomorrow at 6 p.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. keep it here. ayman is next. >> good evening. tonight. >> tonight on ayman and nbc news exclusive interview with the president elect. just two days before he takes the oath with oligarchs by his side. and on the eve of a long awaited cease fire, israel's prime minister is making a very bold claim. plus, anti-abortion laws are being pushed to new extremes, including ways that retraumatize survivors. how do we fight back? i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's do it. >> we are now less than two days from donald j. trump becoming president again. >> he is already kicking off this weekend's inaugural celebrations. in fact, he just landed at dulles airport in virginia a few minutes ago and will soon head to his virginia golf club. >> later tonight. >> we do expect to see a m

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vice chair dorsey dorsey i'm american cardio and cardio i church man i janai we have three eyes thank you in the mat motion passes thank you and mr. clerk please call item number 13. >> yes item number 13 is a resolution retroactively authorizing and approving the lease of approximately three point 3000ft2 of office space within the building located at 745 franklin street with the city of california employment development department for the human services agency jobs now program for a term commencing on january 1st, 2025 through december 31st 2030 at the annual base rent of approximately 105,000 and authorizing the director of property to enter into any extensions, amendments or modifications to the lease that do not materially increase the obligations nor liabilities of the city and are necessary to effectuate the purposes of the lease or this resolution. >> madam chair, thank you. and we have a director actually go pinnick here from real estate. good afternoon chair chin supervisor dorsey supervisor and gaudio. first i like to thank supervisor dorsey and and gaudio for your service

positive recommendation vice chair dorsey and dorsey i remember in cardio and cardio i chair can i janaie have three eyes the motion passes and mr. clerk please call item number six. >> yes item number six is an ordinance appropriating 250,000 from the general reserve to the municipal transports an a parking in the portsmouth square parking garage from january 28th, 2025 through february 28th 2025 and transit fares and ambassador support for the lunar new year parade weekend on february 15th and february 16th 2025 for fiscal year 2020 forward to 2020 five. >> madam chair, thank you. and before i bring up as a firm to hear i just first one to actually thank s.f. mta as well as portsmouth's square garage board directors and leadership and rec park and for everybody's collaboration this is not the first time we're doing this. i really am in appreciation of that partnership to really bring to revitalize chinatown that was first hard hit really by the pandemic and anti-asian sentiment that during the pandemic in 2021 and 2022 it was really difficult for two chinatown businesses and in order t